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In March, the airlines agreed to retain some degree of service to every domestic airport that had commercial service prior to the pandemic. That agreement expires at the end of September.

Every year, the fourth Saturday of September marks National Public Lands Day, the largest single-day volunteer effort for the country’s public lands. It’s also a fee-free day. Here’s how to get involved.

Nearly a century after Bessie Coleman first took to the skies, Black women remain a rarity in the cockpit.

Even though the Pandemic That Shall Not Be Named has prompted the cancellation of many (every?) trip, it’s still possible to reconnect with the world. Here are 40-plus ideas for U.S. trips, vetted and tested by AFAR editors, for when the time is right.

The Italian government is restricting movement within the country to stop the spread of coronavirus, but travelers currently in Italy are still allowed on trains and airplanes in order to go home.

Your small business can earn free flights, elite status, lounge passes, and more by banking work travel by its employees.

Decked-out dining rooms, warm scones, and tons of tea to choose from will surely put you in the festive spirit.

In what promises to be the restaurant auction of the year, René Redzepi is auctioning off plates, tables, decor, and more from Noma 1.0 in advance of his highly anticipated Noma 2.0 reboot.

Writer and musician Emma John travels south to find the beat—and birthplace—of a special kind of Mississippi music.

Affordable flights still exist (we promise). Air industry pros and insiders fill us in on how to nab a good airfare deal in a high-demand, high-price environment.

The limited-edition pink boots have hit hotels in Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Hong Kong.

Start planning your next summer escape now.

Scandinavian Airlines flights to Stockholm, Oslo, and Copenhagen can earn a five-day car rental from Avis.

Shh! This is a bar!

An Italy-based writer on what travelers need to know and whether Italy really is ready to relax its borders.